300 reasons to celebrate: 'CSI: Crime Scene Investigation' hits another landmark
Marg Helgenberger as seen in "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation"
300 reasons to celebrate: Anniversaries call for a celebration, and what better way to celebrate than to look back at where it all started?
Under the Dome, on CBS
Multi: As the manhunt continues, Barbie (Mike Vogel) must avoid detection and find a way to protect Julia (Rachelle Lefevre) before Big Jim (Dean Norris) finds her. Big Jim gets the townsfolk even more riled up and they demand that Barbie be brought to justice.
Recaps for the week of September 9 - 13
Kelly Sullivan stars in "General Hospital"
The Bold and the Beautiful
Eric is impressed with the results of the HFTF re-launch and makes it known. Wyatt is thrilled to work closely with Hope when she offers him a contract, but Liam senses trouble and attempts to move up the wedding date. Meanwhile, Rick shows Liam understanding regarding Hope and Steffy since his recent ordeal being caught between two women himself. Later, Hope tells Liam and Wyatt exactly what they need to do to stay in her good graces. Bill is upset with Brooke when she goes behind his back to fix things between him and Wyatt, but she eventually convinces him that disowning his new-found son was an overreaction. Katie shocks Bill and Brooke when she announces she's leaving town with Will and they try desperately to talk her out of it. Carter visits Maya with candles, champagne and a new idea for Room 8 in order to cheer her up.
Days of Our Lives
Sami's trial gets off to a rough start as Chad, Will and Sonny take the stand. Kate accidentally makes things worse for Sami when she takes the stand and Rafe's testimony doesn't help much either. Nicole blasts Brady for asking Eric to marry him and Kristen. Marlena suggests Eric undergo hypnosis to remember what happened the night he got sick and later Daniel offers to help Eric recover his memories. Kristen thinks about getting rid of the flash drive with the sex video of her and Eric just as Nicole happens by. Later, Nicole and Marlena team up to take Kristen down, but things don't go as planned when Marlena is caught red-handed. Abigail confides in Gabi her conflicting feelings for both Chad and Cameron. Abigail is livid when she discovers that Theresa was buying drugs from JJ. After a big fight with Jennifer, JJ threatens to leave Salem for good. Maggie ponders the possibility that Nick could still be in love with Gabi.
General Hospital
Britt enters into labour, but complications arise that could put the baby in jeopardy. Meanwhile, Maxie pretends that everything is fine for Dante and Lulu and their new child. Later, Dante and Lulu announce the baby's name. Franco gets into a heated confrontation with Ava. AJ makes a startling confession to Monica, and Monica soon spills the information to an interested Tracy. Sonny is shocked when he finds an uninvited guest in his home, but he soon finds himself entertaining an offer he simply can't refuse. Sam waits anxiously until Danny's test results are finally revealed.
The Young and the Restless
Adam confronts Chelsea about Connor's paternity after he overhears Dylan and Billy talking about Connor's inherited condition that could leave him blind. Chelsea denies Adam's accusations, but when Dylan walks in she can no longer cover up and reluctantly admits that Adam is really the father. Later, Adam tries to enlist Avery's help in suing Chelsea for custody of the baby. Jack tells Victor that Summer went to see Phyllis and is staying at Daniel's when Victor accuses him of meddling in Summer's life. Hilary plants a kiss on Cane after he and Lily stage a big fight and a photo of the smooch ends up on GC Buzz. Victor heads to the Chancellor mansion for the reading of Katherine's will, while Nikki visits Paul and reveals a big secret to him about her past. Jill, Esther, Kevin and Chloe imagine inheriting Katherine's fortunes, but Jill is disturbed when Katherine's final wishes are read out.
Hawaii Five-0, on CBS
Christine Lahti makes a special guest appearance as McGarrett's (Alex O'Loughlin) mother, Doris, who needs help with a covert mission to retrieve some incriminating evidence. Elsewhere, Kono (Grace Park) closes in on Adam's (Ian Anthony Dale) secret.
Q: I really loved "The American Baking Competition" and am wondering if it will be back for another season.
The coverage of CBS's hit cooking show "The American Baking Competition" has been riddled with cooking puns, so I'll refrain and go with gambling metaphors instead: a second season of the show is still up in the air.
The odds, however, are good. The series was inexpensive to produce, even as reality shows go -- the set was just a big tent and the prize was modest. In fact, one of the biggest expenses was likely getting famed standup comedian Jeff Foxworthy on as the host.
Dark and stormy TV: 'Sleepy Hollow' puts a modern spin on an American classic
Katia Winter, Tom Mison, Nicole Beharie and Orlando Jones star in "Sleepy Hollow"
Modern life can be hectic. As we unwind at the end of the day, it's nice to immerse ourselves in fantasy worlds, whether through books, video gaming or television.
Wipeout, on ABC
It's hotties versus nerds as contestants tackle a unique obstacle course in this special new edition. Co-hosted by John Anderson, John Henderson and Jill Wagner, the series follows a wacky competition as thrill seekers attempt wild obstacles.
Masterchef, on Fox
After the final test of their cooking skills, the home cooks find out who has won the competition in this season finale. Guided by Chef Graham Elliot, Chef Gordon Ramsay and Joe Bastianich, amateur cooks compete for a book deal in this reality TV show.
Q: I'm a big fan of the "Transporter" movies, and I heard quite a while ago that there would be a TV series. What ever happened to that?
The answer to that depends on where you live. For folks in Europe or Canada, it was a modest hit. For Americans, however, it wasn't even good enough to put on the air.
"Transporter: The Series" was built on the (relatively) new international model, where companies from more than one country invest in a show, so as to spread the financial risk out a bit. (The old model was for a single production company to create a show and then sell it to broadcasters in multiple countries.)
So You Think You Can Dance, on Fox
After weeks of intense competition, the remaining dancers find out who's earned the title of America's Favorite Dancer in this season finale. The hit dance series features a mix of styles, from hip hop and krumping to jazz and ballet.
